Good luck making a starwheel with plate and a drill press!!!!! They were not made that way and are ‘substantial’
I have two crash ones which I moulded in resin for an ally casting to be made. Sold last pair on Ebay last week (they were from a crash one so a bit distorted). I could do you a pair of resin ones to have cast – ok for static?
sorry brain fart –
Not sure I understand what you mean. The phot shows my tatty set. The starwheel turns the screw on the one tube and the coarse thread moves the pedal.
not really, but if a swap came came maybe, pm me
Some nice footage of jets and dear Eric Winkle Brown – my hero!! Nice CAF silver JP – interesting to see the top (face blind) ejection seat pins in. I guess they are not live seats?
The DH110 footage was sad – John Derry was a childhood pal of my grandad’s. Very disappointed that the Flight Test Observer Anthony Richards was not mentioned.
Great to see Dave Bywater (old A&AEE commandant) will be on next one!
The ex-Gatwick one is being restored and will not be using 761’s cockpit.
The ‘half’ one did donate items/structure to the proto an has gone to its owner. I think it was id in a copy of W&R
brilliant job Dan, well done….i am still digging out he booker pix
will it be at the Fest????!!!!
yep thanx for heads up flybuy!! whoops i am so in trouble!
I have a windscreen that I rescued from a scrap yard near Benson Oxon. Whilst unlikley to be from this aircraft, the cockpit had originally gone to MB at Chalgrove to help with rear crew ejection seat designs (before that idea was shelved). I have always wondered what aircraft that came from
beautiful mirage lucky you
BDAC has a wasp helicopter of the right time, Royal Navy, complete. We have a SHAR too, but prob a bit new. Have cockpit sections including a Sea Vixen, Scimitar and Sea Hawk of correct age…..
Sadly never got to fly/flyin a P2 old chap
i expressed my disappointment!
Early Harriers were Dunlop – yuk! The designer should have worked for Anne Summers!
Thanx for reply Blackcat 54, nice to see someone is slightly interested in this thread!!!
Interesting, I saw those Mossie remains around 20 years ago. I would think they are still there.